Roomies, remember when Snoop Dogg hit the stage at the first-ever Crypto Ball celebrating Donald Trump back in January? The moment had fans going crazy, with folks calling him out on social media for allegedly switching sides. Now, Snoop is finally addressing all the backlash.
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Snoop Dogg Clears The Air On Crypto Ball Gig
Recently, Snoop Dogg pulled up to ‘The Breakfast Club,’ letting it be known that he’s unfazed by all the opinions about his Crypto Ball performance. “I call it 30 for 30,” Snoop said.
Snoop broke it down, saying he DJ’d at the Crypto Ball for 30 minutes, made a bag, and built connections to bring crypto knowledge and financial literacy to the inner city. But after holding it down for the people for 30 years, he couldn’t believe folks acted like it was a crime for him to quickly take on a 30-minute set.
“So, which one is it 30 minutes or 30 years? So, is it a crime?”
Snoop kept it all the way real and said even if he did snap a flick with Donald Trump or chill with him, can’t nobody tell him what he can or can’t do. He also made it clear that he isn’t a politician and he doesn’t rep the Democratic or the Republican party, he reps the “gangster party.”
“And G’s don’t explain s**t. So, that’s why I didn’t explain and go into details when m****r f*****s tried to cancel me and say ‘he a sellout.’ So, tomorrow is it a crime? I’m fighting.”
Snoop continued to double down saying, the things he does in real life should matter more than anything else. “What is he like as a real person?” he added.
Social Media Reacts
Meanwhile, folks in The Shade Room’s comment section still ain’t buying it. Plenty of social media users are still calling Snoop Dogg a sellout despite his beliefs.
Instagram user @tessybeee wrote, “Dress it up however you like.. a sellout is a sellout 🫠”
Instagram user @xhibit_a_ wrote, “It only took 30 minutes to ruin your legacy.💯”
While Instagram user @bigcryss wrote, “he called out everyone who performed for Trump his first election. Now it’s crickets cause they cut him a check.”
Then Instagram user @lil_rush wrote, “He can spin it all he wants and say his excuses but he did it. So his best bet is just to say yes I sold out.”
Another Instagram user @its_karlitas_way wrote, “Feel how y’all feel Im still disappointed in Snoop…. his music just don’t sound the same to me anymore. 🤷🏽♀️ He ain’t need that money or the connects.”
Instagram user @cameco wrote, “An eloquent way to describe he’s a sellout.”
While another Instagram user @tawlck wrote, “You picked a side. Now, stay over there. We don’t want you.”
Lastly, Instagram user @specialk0930 wrote, “Anyone who backs Trump at this point is a villain through and through.”
Here’s What Snoop Said After The Crypto Ball Went Down
A couple of days after the viral clip of Snoop hitting the stage at the Crypto Ball made rounds online, he jumped on his IG Story with some feel-good vibes. He didn’t specifically speak on his performance, but folks figured he low-key addressed it when he told everybody to stop stressing over his life.
“Get your life right, stop worrying about mine. I’m cool. I’m together. Still a Black man. Still a 100% black. All out, till you ball out or till you fall out,” Snoop said.
